Vancouver Woman Hits 95 MPH, Slams Deputies Vehicles Before Capture [VIDEO]

The video shows the pursuit and eventual capture of a wanted felon in North Vancouver, who stole a care with a firearm inside. (Clark County Sheriff vehicle cam footage).

Tuesday night around 8 PM, Clark County Sheriff's Deputies responded to a residential burglary and theft, where  a woman stole a car with a firearm inside.  A short time later the car was located at a Starbucks parking lot in Battle Ground, WA.

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When Deputies approached, the suspect sped away and avoided patrol cars, but the pursuit was on.  Spike strips disabled the tires, but the suspect kept going before a Deputy used a Grappler retrieval device to stop the car for good. The driver had hit speeds of 95 MPH at times during the pursuit.

However, the suspect, identified as 40-year-old Danielle Crosby, still rammed two patrol cars in an attempt  to escape.  Deputies pinned their cruisers against  her to prevent escape, and she was taken into custody.

Besides a number of previous felony convictions, Crosby has now been charged with:

"Residential Burglary, Motor Vehicle Theft, Firearm Theft, Unlawful Possession of a Firearm, two counts of Assault II, and Felony Attempting to Elude." (according to the CCSO).

She's now in the Clark County Jail. No Deputies or citizens were injured in the incident.